Crowley, then ...

Josh Geller · 29 Jul 2003, 16:47 · from urth-v0307.mbox · original

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From: Josh Geller <brunians at brunians.org>
Subject: Re: (urth) Crowley, then ...
Date: 29 Jul 2003 09:47:03 -0700
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On Tue, 2003-07-29 at 09:08, James Jordan wrote:
> Josh wrote:

>> Did you like 'The Deep'?

>          Yes, I did.

It's about my favorite J Crowley, mostly.

>          Then, thou hast responded to severall things I wrote. Let me say=20
> that I was giving my PERSONAL reaction to LB. And my initial one. alga an=
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> others set me straight about some things.

Very good.=20

>          I really was not sure about LB, and that's what initiated the lo=
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> discussion that can be read in the archives, and what I was getting at in=20
> my post. I sure don't want to open up another discussion of LB. I think i=
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> was pretty thoroughly gone over a few years ago.

I will check out the archives.=20

Meanwhile, I would like to respect your desire not to open another
discussion about 'Little, Big', and so I will not respond to your
points below. Perhaps after I have read the archives I will have
something to ask you or someone else, but not now.

Thank you for being so gracious.

J.

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